Tony High School - Deertail Mirror Yearbook (Tony, WI)

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Mk QU! if Busiest tlme of the day. OUR COOKS Agnes Oswald, Mrs. Rxndal, Mane Sybers. X3 gg ni -.1 was Q .. BUS DRIVERS S. Thompson, A. Hauser, I, Farley, B. Pollvka, C. Oswald, G. Christman, G. Nosser, and B. Mau. Nw or 'I Q Lester Brooks, our custodian. Y' 1 Tony High School tratiic jam. if X ,i Parting is such sweet sorrow that we must say good-bye untll tomorrow G7 -J 'iz Ai'

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Our freshmen as they looked on October 4. H 1 t 4 LL t 1 o n my gi There WHS 6 lot of Primpinq the day of October 9, when Don't collapse, girls, until after I have your picture. Anderson Photographers, from Prentice, arrived to take in- dividual pictures of all pupils. pq.-.K K f--' kg t. f QP , X 1 . Ng I as .st t 352524 .lii E - 'xi ' , 575.55 K 1 it i t vrr. ' or o +-vv --------'- M... ,...,.. Qlg SES tu me 5 iS Pictured above we see Mr. Morris and Mr. Foizie posing by the driver- training car furnished by Boss Auto Sales. Mr. Morris is in a happy mood-- he has just come through another student-driver session without a scratch. Mr. Foizie is happy because he doesn't have to take any risks--he teach- es the book 1arning part of driver-training in the safety of his classroom. I Driver training was inaugurated at Tony in 1945 and was first taught by Mr. Smith. These classes were later taken over by Mr. Foizie and Mr. Morris. This was just the book phase of the course and it is estimated that some 500 students were enrolled during the 1945-1952 period. The beginning of the l953-1954 school year saw the first behind-the- wheel phase of driver training. Blain Motors furnished the driver-training car for that year as well as for the following two years. Since the use of a car in driver-training, Mr. Poizie has had the book phase and Mr. Morris the behind-the-wheel training. Mr. Morris states that to date, 119575 eighty students have completed both parts of the driver's course. 36 Q . 577 . ,. BACK ROW: M. Rindal, L. Evans, A. Schrieber, G. Ianowicz, I. Lorence, M. Huhn, L. Phetteplace, R. Mataczynski, M. Wicik, G. Noel. FOURTH ROW: B. Mauch, S. Wieckowicz, G. Huffman, K. Baughman, D. Sterba, D. Jennerman, T. Sterba, F. Kopacz, P. Lubner, H. Stanford. THIRD ROW: R. Huffman, D. Nelson, B. van Doom, P. Sanford, S. Hraban, G. Swoverland K. Kaul, I. Frey, B. Fiser, P. Polak. SECOND ROW: A. Schrieber, I. Evjen, D. Kochevar, H. Beckett, B. Kaul, R. Peterson, I. Bollom, P. Groothousen, W. Cooper, Mr. Arts, Advisor. SEATED: D. Nelson, Treasurer: M. Mataczynski, Sentinel: H. Sybers, Secretaryg V. Kopacz, President, P. Mataczynski, Vice-President: R. Wiemer, Reporter. This year our P. F. A. is composed of 49 members and if you don't believe it, just count them. In 1956 we planted about 7, O00 trees on our home'farms. We also planted 4, 000 in our school forest. This year, in 1957, we expect to plant about 8, OOO on our farms and about 4, O00 more in the school forest. Also during 1956, we planted 58 eight pound samples of Pioneer corn, 15 samples of Wisconsin Hybrid, and 38 samples of Dekalb corn. Early in the morning of Iune 5, l956, 22 members of our organization boarded the bus for our annual three day trip. Mr. Arts, our advisor, was chaperon and bus driver. We took Hghwy. 8 to Escanaba where time was spent sightsee- ing. Our return trip was by the way of Ironwood, Michigan. A good time was had by all and many of us are looking forward to our next Uip.

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FRONT ROW: L. Pedersen, I. Gifford, P. Patrick, M. Woods, V. Kozial, P. Lybert, D. Schultz. BACK ROW: S. Scheuer, E. Anderson, I. Petersen,'N. Anderson, P. Schoot. I as 7X4 su 'Y Z NR- sl .gg 5 I -.J fwjfqdj' N Cf 1 N- ..-' I S 5-f' 1 f X '- These girls' find something amusing in an old yearbook or could it be that they are smiling for Mr. Morris, our photographer? Whatever the reason, it makes a nice picture. These girls were our Old Paithfuls. They gathered data, did all of our typing, snipped, arranged pictures, and pasted many an hour. Oh, who are they? Seated is Susan Scheuer and right other boys than he could use. nnua! On this page we would like to present ourselves to you. In this first picture you see our happy ad-soliciting crew. It must have been those flashing smiles that made their ad-selling jaunt so successful. Iohnny Petersen flook for him in the first picture, center, back row? wants it known that he was responsible for the football and basketball pages. He undoubtedly received more advice and counsel from the Not pictured are Beverly Lance and Shirley Lorence. They wrote our Class Prophecy. il ins. His name is Don Adkins. school year now and in the years to come. behind her is Ioan Gifford. Their special pro- ject was the From Diapers to Cap and Gown pages which we are sure all seniors will love. Nancy Anderson, at the typewriter, arranged the Senior's Who's Who page among other things. Alta Heath, standing at Susan's right, inked the graduating owls that we find on the senior page. X-il .V lig f? Those two determined and serious young men seated above are Pete Schoot and Larry Pedersen, the boys responsible for our ad format and illustrations. Larry did a lot of other drawings and inkings as well. B hind them are our two Dorothys--Marshalek and Piotrowski. They helped with the Prone and Homecoming pages. Piotrowski alsc :irew the book's traditional deer and wrote the Senior Class History. The man to your right with that faraway gaze, is ponderinc underclassmen picture arrangements and fill We hope that you enjoy this lasting record of your 1956-1957